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Signal Analysis. Time,Frequency,Scale,and Structure

Ronald L. Allen · Duncan W. Mills

Учебная литература · 2004

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Analog, discrete, and digital signals are the raw material of signal processing and analysis. Natural processes, whether dependent upon or independent of human control, generate analog signals; they occur in a continuous fashion over an interval of time or space. The mathematical model of an analog signal is a function de$ned over a part of the real number line. Analog signal conditioning uses conventional electronic circuitry to acquire, amplify, $lter, and transmit these signals. At some point, digital processing may take place; today, this is almost always necessary. Perhaps the application requires superior noise immunity. Intricate processing steps are also easier to implement on digital computers.

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